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 1 17 |       days before beginning His public ministry. His counsel and
 2 20 |   liturgy is, consequently, the public worship which our Redeemer
 3 22 |    needs of Christians warrant, public worship is organized, developed
 4 29 |  liturgy, and performed outside public worship should be omitted.~
 5 36 |         conflict exists between public prayer and prayers in private,
 6 37 |    liturgical prayer, being the public supplication of the illustrious
 7 47 |   content, inasmuch as it bears public witness to the faith of
 8 55 |     Among them may be cited the public pilgrimages to the tombs
 9 59 |        prayerbooks approved for public use the sacred texts of
10 96 |   everywhere the character of a public and social act, inasmuch
11 106|    necessary to constitute it a public act or to give it a social
12 132|        exposed. Sometimes these public acts of adoration are of
13 140|                            140. Public and common prayer offered
14 150|        of the faithful. Let the public and private observance of
15 150|        afternoon of feast days; public places of amusement and
16 150|         places of amusement and public games are frequented in
17 153| believes should be practiced in public and private life.~
18 175|     them to take part in sacred public functions with greater fruit,
19 176|         hours not appointed for public functions, as has already
20 187|      ordain concerning external public worship.~